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Any problems with the Next Gen?

I don't think there are any many complaints. Just the usual "This headset sucks ass" and "There's no games to play". You know, things to be expected.
 
How far ahead PCs are at launch. The specs are really, really medicore. They should have made something at least comparable to a GTX 770.
 
How far ahead PCs are at launch. The specs are really, really medicore. They should have made something at least comparable to a GTX 770.

Definitely agree, the specs in comparison to the Xbox 360/PS3 to the PC at launch are nothing. Its a shame that either we'll be held back by PC versions of games or vise versa and PC ports will be scaled down to accommodate the consoles.
 
Other than the fan being extra loud when placed in vertical position, so far I've no complain. It's been working like a dream, one more thing though is that the charge life on the DS4 is horrible. I have to recharge after seven to eight hours.
 
How far ahead PCs are at launch. The specs are really, really medicore. They should have made something at least comparable to a GTX 770.

So true, I mean if my wife's PC can have dual Titans just for Facebook games, the PS4 could of done a bit better
 
Other than the fan being extra loud when placed in vertical position, so far I've no complain.

I thought the PS4 was meant to be placed horizontally. I have no complaints with the PS4 itself. As long as you go in knowing what to expect as far as releases, there's nothing to really complain about. Well the headset is janky, but it's a free headset.
 
I usually leave mine horizontal. If it was vertical there's 90% chance it would get knocked over even with a stand.
 
I've always left my consoles vertical and my PS4 hasn't made any actual noises. As for the original question I'm cool with next gen, I know games are on the horizon so just chill and wait.
 
I usually leave mine horizontal. If it was vertical there's 90% chance it would get knocked over even with a stand.

That PS2 had such a hard time. People were sitting it up vertically because they saw the publicity pictures and it's flat enough to do it, but horizontally is just safer.
 

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